How is the course curriculum of Bachelor of Science [B.Sc] (Cardiac Technology) in JIPMER?

Most allied health course in the country does not have dissection in their curriculum, in jipmer ahs students also have to study practical aspect as well. From second year onwards we are posted in our respective departments and classes are given by the professors and residents in the cardiology department

-jipmer provide so much clinical exposure -it helps to behave with patients and provide maximum potential of our ability - facilities provided on sports must be improve. The faculties shoulbe much more friendly with students - exams is conducted on yearly and is it in moderate level

My curriculum is based on to study all aspects of heart and cardiac cases My curriculum is very helpful for future application and for pg We need more classes and residents My curriculum is best for national level and work in any other parts of India

My course has 3 years academic, in the first one year completely academic subjects only no posting in department and all. First year include Anatomy, Biochemistry, Physiology, and Pharmacology. And their respective practicals. The second year include complete posting in department of cardiology, posted in ECG , TMT, Holter, Echo, and TEE. We will get nice exposure to do and practice ECG and ECHO. Third year posting is in cathlab, in which we will monitor hemodynamic of patients and defibrillator, and we will be showing fluoroscopy for angiography, Angioplasty, ASD-device closure, VSD-device closure, PDA- device closure, BMV ,BPV, BAV, Pacemaker implant, Electrophysiology studies and ablation. After studying here I'm so confident in doing CPR and Advanced cardiac care. Exams happening every 6 months for us but now it changed to yearly.

At Jipmer, the students get a wild exposure to the field and experience to how to handle any medical cases. Faculties is always there. But the examination is somewhat hard. In each department they will take the role to improve the skills.